Country: Argentina 
Region: Mendoza 
Varietal: Pinot Noir 
Vintage: 2011 
Body: medium  
Alcohol: 13%

This bolder style Pinot Noir is from Argentina, but it sure acts like a Californian (cue the Beach Boys’ “California Girls”, or even David Lee Roth’s campy cover, if that’s your thing).  
We get touches of vanilla and spice on the nose.  The palate has pretty red and dark berry fruit with nice earthy spice, toasted oak adding weight and structure, with medium firm tannins on the finish.  Give a touch of air and a light chill if you’re able.

Country: Argentina 
Region: Cafayate Valley, Salta 
Varietal: Malbec 
Vintage: 2011 
Body: full 
Alcohol: 13.5%

The motivational story of an unassuming country grape that crosses the ocean and does its heritage proud.  Once a minor blending grape in Bordeaux and still the main grape in the French Cahors appellation, Malbec is now making a name for itself in Argentina. 
This high elevation Malbec has black fruit, roasted jalapeño, and a touch of dark chocolate. Nice acidity leads to a surprisingly clean finish. You just can’t keep a good grape down. Cue inspirational music and roll credits.

Country: Argentina
Region: Mendoza
Varietal: Cabernet Sauvignon
Vintage: 2010
Body: full
Alcohol: 13.7%

Description coming soon.

Country: Argentina
Region: Mendoza
Varietal: Bonarda
Vintage: 2010
Body: full
Alcohol: 13.5%

Up until about a decade ago, Bonarda was the most widely planted grape in Argentina. Malbec is now #1 ,but Zuccadi has produced an excellent reason not to forget about #2. Notes of licorice and vanilla on the nose with rich dark fruit of plum and currents. Good structure and texture balanced by good acidity round out this bold red. 
Try it with: Red wine braised short ribs, red beans and rice, Steak with Chimichurri Sauce.